Technologies of Pain – Animals and Anatomical Art

April 29th, 7 PM
Holy Oak, 1241 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON

On April 29th, KAPSULA Magazine hosts an evening of conversation and ideas related to the publication’s current monthly theme: ANIMALITY. KAPSULA is thrilled to announce local scholar Amy Ratelle as guest speaker and round-table facilitator for the event, to be held in the magazine’s base city of Toronto at the Holy Oak café.

In her presentation Technologies of Pain – Animals and Anatomical Art, Ratelle will share her research on the history of medical uses of animals from antiquity to present, offering insight around the ethics of making art with living beings. A guided roundtable will follow the talk for pre-registered participants. Spaces for the roundtable are limited and may be reserved through Eventbrite.

Tickets PWYC at-the-door (suggested donation of $10) Roundtable registration

Writers' Roulette + Volume 3 Launch Party

Gallery 44, 401 Richmond Street West #201 Toronto
Co-presented by KAPSULA Magazine and Carbon Paper
Thursday, September 3, 2015 | 4pm-6pm WORKSHOP | 7pm LAUNCH PARTY

KAPSULA Magazine and Carbon Paper pair up for an evening of work, play, and celebration. Who says we can't have our cake and eat it too?

For the first portion of the evening, emerging to mid-career writers are invited to participate in an art writing workshop facilitated by Toronto-based artist and writer Gina Badger, who operated as Editorial Director of FUSE Magazine.

In the evening, come one come all to celebrate the launch of our third volume with delicious light fare and drinks.

Register here: http://ow.ly/QMBB1

Celebrate the launch of KAPSULA Magazine's third volume with light fare and drinks. As an entirely digital publication, KAPSULA can’t wait to meet IRL (and share a drink or two) with those who have made the magazine's initial two years of publishing so wonderful.

Also on the block: CONSULTANCY SILENT AUCTION
Learn about the many ways to donate to KAPSULA, and bid to win a private consultation about your writing or visual art practice.

Entrance is free and all are welcome.